How many keywords can domain have?

[amitchauhan270]

How many maximumkeywords can domain have?

[jonny deep]

If in a 100 word article and you are using your keyword 10 times, your density will be 10%,google suggests writing articles naturally. Again, there is no perfect ratio, but placing your keywords naturally will be the best.

[sproutmedia7]

The OP asking about Domains, not content curation! - Johnny Depp:p

[SandraRyan]

If in a 100 word article and you are using your keyword 10 times, your density will be 10%,google suggests writing articles naturally. Again, there is no perfect ratio, but placing your keywords naturally will be the best.

Thread is about how many keywords a domain can have, and not about how to optimize the content.


How many maximumkeywords can domain have?

As such their is no limitation on how many keywords one can target in the website. But, yes one should not target too many keywords in single page, this is also not mandatory but for good SEO health of the website one should remember.

Another thing to keep in mind is to avoid keyword cannibalization. This is a situation where more than one page of the website ranks for one keywords. This situation can be avoided by avoiding targeting same keyword in more than one page.

[24x7servermanag]

If your keyword phrase contains at-least three words in it then it is called as long-tail keyword. Those keywords provide short term as well as long term benefits. They give the highly qualified traffic which provides the lead to customers. These are easier to rank as there is no competition to long-tail keywords. Those are specific to what you are selling.

So you can use such long-tail keywords too while setting the domain name. Your domain name name should clarify the purpose of your website. It should have the top rated keyword. It should be easy to remember and short. Make sure it is not already registered , it should be unique. Domain name affect the website success. Because if the website name is clarifies the purpose of your website then visitors get attract towards your website. It should be catchy. It depends on the marketing approach too. If you are promoting your website in unique way then name doesn't matter.

I would suggest it should not be more than 20 o 25 characters.

[AlexII]

Well the number of keywords in a website will be allocated according to your number of pages or posts. Each page contents three types of keywords - primary, secondary and Tertiary keywords. Primary keywords are usually not more than two. Secondary keywords might be 4-7 in numbers. And the tertiary keywords can be as many as your organic content support for a best write-up. So you need to calculate your total keywords in your site according to your number or topic or posts or page you deliver in the site. Hope this helps.

[RH-Calvin]

Keywords usually depends on the nature of the website and the number of internal pages it has. Keywords can range from 5 to 100 for a webpage.

[vijaykl32]

To certain organizations, that probably won't appear a great deal, however focusing on 5 keywords doesn't imply that your site will only position for 5 keywords and get traffic from 5 keywords. This is on the grounds that a keyword expression with similar words in an alternate request, or with pretty much "stop words" considers one keyword.

[amanwaa]

Its depend on your niche

[Smith_J]

Hardly one, if you want to keep it as a url and not the mailing address.

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[Paro]

They first hypothesized that the importance of keywords in domain names for SEO differs depending on industry. Then, using WordStream, they identified the top 10 keywords for 10 major industries.

[rohit]

Domain names are the unique, human-readable Internet addresses of websites. They are made up of three parts: a top-level domain (sometimes called an extension or domain suffix), a domain name (or IP address), and an optional subdomain.

[jerryperes]

A branded domain is a domain name without the keywords in it (example, Amazon.com). There was a time when Internet users typed the name of a product or service they wanted. The search engines helped the keyword domain industry by ranking those parked domain names in the search results.

[Rainjoy]

You can have as many keywords in your article as you want.
Just keep it tightly packed to not more than 2 percent.
I hope it helps.

[sinelogixweb]

Hi Friends,
From URL Structure to Title to Meta Description to H1 tag to Image Alt tags, put the targeted keyword at all these places. Also use the keyword density in webpage content not more than 3%, like if it is a 1000 word content, your keyword should appear 20 to 30 times in that content, also use LSI (Latent Symantic Indexing) keywords in lower paragraphs if it is a blog post. LSI keywords are sub-keywords, adding location, or any other entity with the keyword contributes to form LSI keywords.

[aelko]

A domain name may not have keywords at all. For example, what does the word 'google' have to do with Internet searches?

[dombowkett]

A domain can be targeted for multiple keywords at a time.

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[Saravanan28]

According to MOZ, a good number of keywords to start with is between one and 15. This depends on the number of pages you have on your site, your budget and the type of keywords you want to rank for. Remember to include these keywords in your page title, meta tags and H1 headers.

[jesica]

For better result, I would suggest 4 main keywords for your home page. and you can target more in your post and articles. You can target a single keyword but that will not going to work for you. So rather than using same keywords try different versions.

[Asgard87]

How many maximumkeywords can domain have?

In an ideal case scenario its not the best practice.

To be honest, domains always don't have anything to do with SEO. In some matters it does.

Like having a unique domain name, not using hyphens and such characters.

But to have a keyword within a domain is like beating the purpose of having a website.

I have used and also hosted websites by providing domains via BigRock and even brands like them think that your digital presence should be website first and not keyword first.

Many keywords lose their essence after a point in time. They might be dominant for a few months and not so dominant in the nest so no use going by keywords.

SEO health of a website depends on many factors like URL structure, spam score, Domain authority and many other things, not keywords. So i hope you do some more research around this.